heckling

1. VERB 对…起哄;诘问
   If people in an audience heckle public speakers or performers, they interrupt them, for example by making rude remarks.
   1. They heckled him and interrupted his address with angry questions...
      他们冲他起哄，以激愤的问题打断他的发言。
   2. He was insulted and heckled mercilessly...
      他遭到无情的羞辱和诘问。
   3. A small group of youths stayed behind to heckle and shout abuse.
      一小群小青年没走，在起哄、叫骂。
   4. Heckle is also a noun.
      
   5. The offending comment was in fact a heckle from an audience member.
      这番冒犯性的话实际上是一名观众的诘难。

1. There is no doubt that this will be an evening of comic heckling.
   看来这一晚必定会是喜剧互掐之夜。
2. Good-natured heckling was allowed, but only because each of these men shared a kind of understanding.
   这里允许善意的诘问，因为他们相互理解。
3. But heckling isn't really a tradition at these gatherings.
   但是，这样质问并不是晚宴聚会的传统。
4. The reporter was hostile to the government official in heckling him.
   记者含着敌意向政府官员激烈质询。
5. It's good to be heckling again.
   好吧！那就再质问一次好了。
6. A few angry locals started heckling.
   一些生气的当地人开始起哄。
7. The heckling drowned his speech.
   起哄叫声淹没了他的讲话。
8. He's busy heckling Cincinnati and drinking a beer.
   他正忙着一边喝啤酒一边为辛辛那提队加油呢。
9. He wasn't going to let a bit of heckling put him off his stride.
   他不会因为一点点起哄就让自己乱了阵脚。
10. He was confident enough to welcome a bit of heckling at his meeting, judging that it gave him a chance to show his mettle.
    他信心十足以欢迎别人在他的会议上向他提出一些诘问，他断定这给了他一个表现其品质、精神和勇气的机会。
11. We were always heckling you.
    我们一直都在质问你呢。

noun

1. shouting to interrupt a speech with which you disagree

   Synonym:    barracking